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Old May 3rd, 2017, 21:26   #1
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Hi everyone, before I start, I want to thank all contributors to this forum as it has been a little goldmine of information for me over the many years of Volvo ownership.
I have an '02 V70 Petrol, just passed the 210k and most work and service I manage myself. Recently I have noticed a strange vibration after ignition, the weird thing is, I cannot hear it under the hood, only when I'm sat inside the vehicle.
I just cannot work out what it is and it seems to disappear after a few minutes of driving. I read on the US forum that it may be the mesh surrounding the down pipe to the exhaust, but I checked that and it seems okay.

Can anyone shed any light on this bizarre noise?

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Old May 3rd, 2017, 21:38   #2
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Have you checked the top engine mount
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Thanks, I've not no, what should I look for? Last time I checked it was about a year ago, I'll go check it right now. Thanks again.
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its where the bar attaches to the mount, which runs across the top of the engine like a strut brace
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Yep, hehe, I know which it is, I meant what should I look for, the rubber looks okay, not cracking nor deteriorated, would I need to jack the block from underneath to pull it apart and closely examine it?
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Me again, I've just been out again, asked the wife to startup and had a really close inspection. You're a legend! It's torn right under the lip, not visible unless I stuck my thumb right in there and it actually slides about .5cm each way with some manipulation.
Do you think that would be it?
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There's another torque mount with perishable bushes underneath the engine/gearbox joining it to the subframe so check that too.
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Thanks gents, much appreciated, I'll have good look and jack the engine so I can get a better look them all.
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Thanks gents, much appreciated, I'll have good look and jack the engine so I can get a better look them all.
Use the side jacking points or the subframe to lift the car.
Don't jack the engine whatever you do. .
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I've got a couple of axle stands, just reading the Haynes bible, it mentions a couple more mounts, I think I'll check them all, this might come up trumps
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